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That wasn't the best part. This was.
Monday's order also means the high court is skipping out on a chance to rule on the scope of gun laws and protections: The federal law being challenged also requires the registration of some firearms.
The NFA of 1934 requires the registration of fully automatic weapons (aka, machine guns). That has always been the case for practically anyone alive today. It does not require registration of weapons that are semi automatic such as AR-15s, etc. Nothing new there, if that's what you're suggesting. Some have called for the blanket repeal of the NFA, which SCOTUS simply declined to hear.